STATE OF EMERGENCY: Southern primaries a waste for Democrats
According to the most recent data gathered by the U.S. Census Bureau, Iowa is home to 2,944,062 residents.
Benjamin Freed
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Deis gets iced
A vicious cold front that descended upon the Northeast last week continued to bring sub-zero temperatures through the weekend.
STATE OF EMERGENCY: A look into the crystal ball with predictions for 2004
There's nothing like an election year to get the juices of prognostication flowing, and I might as well consider first the question weighing most heavily on our inquisitive minds.
MP3s for the taking - for a price
Paid music download services have started to erode the popularity of free person-to-person file-sharing programs, evidenced by the recent deal struck between Pennsylvania State University and a revamped version of Napster, the music-swapping network that started the file-sharing phenomenon.Napster 2.0 was released on Oct.
STATE OF EMERGENCY: Pipes is not the answer to Middle East turmoil
There was quite a load of reaction and controversy over the past two weeks leading up to Daniel Pipes' appearance at Brandeis today.
Coca-Cola CEO addresses biz school
Douglas Daft, the chairman and CEO of the Coca-Cola Company, spoke to a large audience at the International Business School (IBS) Thursday.
Breaking the spoon: 'Matrix: Revolutions'
If a philosophical guide to the world of "The Matrix" were ever complied, it would read as an anthology of some of the most important pieces of thought ever recorded.
Glass' reflects fraud
"There are 16,800 magazines in this country. But only one of them calls itself the in-flight magazine of Air Force One," the infamous journalist Stephen Glass tells a high school journalism class at the beginning of "Shattered Glass." This new biopic retells the story of how Glass, once a rising star at The New Republic, a high-brow national news magazine, deceived his readers and betrayed his editors with several years of fabricated stories."Hart's War" scribe Billy Ray makes his directorial debut, analyzing loyalty, ambition, honesty and office politics.
OPINION: Join the talking heads and criticize the media
If Ann Coulter read my columns, she would most likely consign me to the ranks of al Qaeda or the Taliban.
Legal Sea Foods donates 20k of settlement to Brandeis
The settlement of a recent lawsuit between Legal Sea Foods Chief Executive Roger Berkowitz and real estate magnate Ken Himmel includes a donation to Brandeis.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis